The Prince in Pakistan

Series

Series Name
British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.
1549A
Date Released
12 Feb 1959
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Nairobi Greets Queen Mother
  2. 2Famous Airport to Go?
  3. 3For Cheaper Motoring
  4. 4The Prince in Pakistan
  5. 5Scotland V Wales
  6. 6Over the Top

Story

Story No. within this Issue
4 / 6
Summary
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: The Prince in Pakistan. DESCRIPTION: The people of Dacca were out in full force to welcome Prince Philip, who flew to East Pakistan after a tumultuous reception in India. The Comet IV brought His Royal Highness to the airport where he was greeted by the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Mr Habibur Rahman. After official greetings, the Prince inspected the Guard of Honour and later visited the University Building, Curzon Hall. On his drives through Dacca, it seemed obvious that Pakistanis were delighted by the visit. SHOTLIST: GV building. LS Dacca citizens, closer same. MS women seated. MS small children waiting. GV airport building. LS Comet 4 taxies. MS Duke of Edinburgh steps from gangway and is greeted. NS children wave Union jacks. LS Duke inspects Guard of Honour. Low angle same. LS Duke walks along corridor of Curzon Hall. LS crowds. LS State drive. SCU girl with flowers. MS Duke being showered with flower petals.
Keywords
Royalty; Politics and government; Buildings and structures; Aviation; Ceremonies; Military
Locations
Pakistan
Footage sources
Directorate of Films Government of Pakistan
Card file number
76326
Credits:
Commentator
Geoffrey Sumner
Length of story (in feet)
92
Story extras:

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